Python since 3.8 no longer links to the interpreter library, so
symbols like `PyExc_AttributeError` will be undefined at link time.
This causes build failures when shared libraries are linked with
`-Wl,--no-undefined`. Use `TYPE MODULE` for python extension modules,
which allows to specify distinct flags via CMAKE_MODULE_LINKER_FLAGS
vs CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS. (The same is already used by
`pybind11_add_module(... MODULE ...)`).
Fixes#3258.
* Add define SWIGWORDSIZE64 on Linux
* Add -doxygen option
* add ortools/util/python
* Move python generated stuff to BINARY_DIR/python
* Bump CMake >= 3.14 as requirement
* SWIG module rework from 3.9 to 3.14
* Python module rework in 3.12
* Drop Python 2.7 support (like in Makefile)
* Fix clean target
* OUTPUT/BYPRODUCTS path are relative to CURRENT_BINARY_DIR not WORKING_DIR
* Fix ortools package install in virtualenv
* Clean target now remove the <build>/venv directory
Dependencies:
- Add dependencies as subprojects instead of prebuild (aka imported target)
- add zlib project
- Use Cbc as CMake subproject instead of prebuilt
- Add log between each subproject
- Force gflags namespace to gflags
Or-tools:
- Rework python.cmake support
- Fix missing ortool.util in python (#558)
- Try to use static library for ortools::proto
pros: can use target_link_libraries to get includes etc...
cons: lot of symbols undefined since libortools.so will strip everything -_-
- Use add_library(XXX OBJECT) for ortools/*
- fix get version from git when using small depth copy
- Create Install rule for ortools
- Don't create export rules
note: since we use subprojects instead of Imported Target,
ortools export complained against target deps "that is not in the export set."
Update windows support
- add swig project
- Protobuf force the use of /MD instead of /MT
- or-tools use /MD by default
- Add missing ws2_32
- Add missing psapi
- Update windows disable warnings list
- Build Static or-tools on Windows
- fix windows export symbols leak issue
Signed-off-by: Corentin Le Molgat <corentinl@google.com>
